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The AU7218FEP is a universal free-standing flat end plate manufactured by nVent Hoffman. Constructed from 14-gauge mild steel, this component features a gray finish and is designed to seal open sides of compatible universal free-standing enclosures. It carries NEMA ratings for Type 4, 12, and 3R environments. The unit measures approximately 72.13 inches in length and serves as a standard, non-insulated flat end plate accessory.
Verify compatibility with specific universal free-standing enclosure models before purchase. Confirm that the required NEMA rating (Type 4, 12, or 3R) matches the installation environment. Ensure the 14-gauge steel construction meets structural requirements. Check for any specific mounting hardware needs not included with the plate.
Select this part when completing a universal free-standing enclosure system that requires a sealed end. Choose based on the need for mild steel construction and standard non-insulated design. Consider the 72.13-inch length dimension to ensure it fits the intended enclosure width. Verify that the gray finish is acceptable for the application aesthetics.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman line of electrical enclosures and accessories. It is an accessory part used to finalize the structure of larger, modular enclosure systems rather than a standalone box. It complements other Hoffman products like doors, bases, and frames to create complete protective housing solutions.
No direct substitute part numbers are publicly confirmed for this specific model. Users should verify dimensional compatibility with existing enclosure frames if considering alternative manufacturers.

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